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... macromolecules men- tioned above was recognized , chemists developed techniques for studying other particles in the ... macromolecules disperse spontaneously in the solvent to form sols and are termed lyophilic , or " solvent - loving ...
... macromolecules men- tioned above was recognized , chemists developed techniques for studying other particles in the ... macromolecules disperse spontaneously in the solvent to form sols and are termed lyophilic , or " solvent - loving ...
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... MACROMOLECULES IN SOLUTION Linear polymers in solution can exist in any of a great variety of con- formations ranging from , at one extreme , forms in which ... MACROMOLECULES IN SOLUTION 445 12-3 Conformation of Macromolecules in Solution.
... MACROMOLECULES IN SOLUTION Linear polymers in solution can exist in any of a great variety of con- formations ranging from , at one extreme , forms in which ... MACROMOLECULES IN SOLUTION 445 12-3 Conformation of Macromolecules in Solution.
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... macromolecules form a band in the cell at the level where the effective density of the macromolecules and asso- ciated species equals the density of the medium . Density gradient ultracentrifugation is more effective with nucleic acids ...
... macromolecules form a band in the cell at the level where the effective density of the macromolecules and asso- ciated species equals the density of the medium . Density gradient ultracentrifugation is more effective with nucleic acids ...
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